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Posted by: SOT

Just got in some CAR and M4 stocks to fit a couple different brands of shotguns. Includes endcap, stock and pistol grip. There are also rail kits and high tube and low tube adapters.
Kits for:
Mossberg 500, Winchester 1300, and the Benelli M1.

Click the link for a couple pictures.

http://www.cqbarms.com/stock.jpg

Let me know what you think...

Posted by: Bigape9

Wondering if u can get accesories for a fabarm hk fp6

Posted by: SOT

We don't make any but we can probably get some. About all I've seen are the conversion stocks from tactical to regula and some chokes, choke tools...what are you looking for?

Posted by: mpd61

Quote:

Originally Posted by SOT_II @ 25 Aug 2004 19:16

Just got in some CAR and M4 stocks to fit a couple different brands of shotguns. Includes endcap, stock and pistol grip. There are also rail kits and high tube and low tube adapters.
Kits for:
Mossberg 500, Winchester 1300, and the Benelli M1.

Click the link for a couple pictures.

http://www.cqbarms.com/stock.jpg

Let me know what you think...

I think they're kinda gay. I say leave the carbine stuff on the carbines! Quit cross-dressing muzzle-heavy shotguns with tele-stock garbage!

Posted by: SOT

Makes them easier to carry and store...as for the sexual orientation, I don't think guns go that way.

Yhink about it this way, you are wearing full tactical gear, got some sort of laod bearing vest attachment, etc and so on. You pick up your trusty shotgun but now it's 2-3 inches out from your face when you shoulder it...why because of your vest...you collapse the stock down a bit, have not proper cheek weld and sight alignment and picture.

Secondarily the croos over from an M4 to the shotgun is that much less an issue as the stock and the riser sight kit give you the feel and srt up of an M4 flat top

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